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AXIS 2400 Administration Manual Appendix H-The Programming Script

Specifies the number of images to be stored in the buffer. This setting will override the

duration. The maximum number of images is specified by the buffer_init command.

Example

ftp

The ftp command uses the standard File Transfer Protocol (FTP) for transferring an image from

your AXIS 2400 to a remote host.

Note:

The ftp command keeps the connection open during each file transfer.

# This command initiates the buffer to hold 60

# halfsize.jpg and 5 hugesize.jpg images. New images

# are captured until the buffer_start command is

# interrupted.

* * * * * BOOT :

buffer_init 1,1,60:1,3,5;

buffer_start -src halfsize.jpg -interval s1 -duration inf;

buffer_start -src hugesize.jpg -interval m1 -duration inf;

# When port 1 is triggered, an alert message is sent

# to host 1.2.3.4. Another 10 halfsize.jpg images are

# captured and all the images are sent to an ftp

# server with the names "Halfsize_1" to

# "Halfsize_60". Then the buffer is restarted.

* * * * * /I1:

alert -host 1.2.3.4 -port 4000 -message "Alert! Input on port 1.";

buffer_stop -src halfsize.jpg -store 10;

ftp -host somehost -user USER -pass PASS -src images/buffer.jpg -dest

Halfsize_$r1-60 -time

h1 -buffer halfsize.jpg;

alert -host 1.2.3.4 -port 4000 -message "Alert! Images sent to ftp server";

# When port 2 is triggered, the 5 most recent

# hugesize.jpg images are sent to an ftp server

# with the names "Picture_1" to "Picture5". Note that

# the buffer is not stopped.

* * * * * /I2:

ftp -host somehost -user USER -pass PASS -src images/buffer.jpg -dest

Picture_$r1-5 -time h1

-buffer hugesize.jpg;